Heather Tanton (left) and Becca Fint-Clark, with the Monongalia County 4-H screen paint the sidewalk below Tugboat Depot playground in Star City. Sharon Doyle, Star City Councilmember is at right (Ron Rittenhouse/The Dominion Post file photo).
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WVU Monongalia County Extension 4-H employees painted an activity path Thursday near Tugboat Depot in Star City, between the lower parking lot with the gazebo to the bathroom on the trail. Earlier in the day, they also painted a path at Mason-Dixon Park.
WVU Monongalia County Extension 4-H received a grant from the Center for Active WV to paint activity paths at local elementary schools, as well as community parks and youth organization areas such as The Shack Neighborhood House. The activity paths are stenciled, painted paths that include interactive graphics, like stones that people can jump on, with other instructions on the pathways.
Heather Tanton and Becca Flint-Clark lay out a stencil to continue painting the activity path.
Heather Tanton and Becca Flint-Clark lay out a stencil to continue painting the activity path.
